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I prefer the build up as compared to one of sessions. Only thing I wish about Calm is that they had more 7-day tracks. Cool way to unwind, and doesnвЂ™t have to be in bed. So far, IвЂ™ve listened to the Velveteen Rabbit (fell asleep halfway through, success) and The Ugly Duckling (made it all the way through). 30-minute stories read by different narrators. Recently, theyвЂ™ve launched bedtime stories. Their guide, Tamara Levin, has a very comforting voice and is quite good at getting me to focus on my breath.

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They also have open and timed meditations, body scans and a bunch of other themes for which you can download sessions ranging from 5вЂ“60 minutes. IвЂ™ve completed all of those except for stress and sleep (b/c I donвЂ™t really sleep anymore now that I have Brain.fmвЂ¦) Without it, my meditation practice would be much more irregular.Д¬alm has a bunch of 7-day tracks you can undertake: anxiety, sleep, focus, happiness, gratitude, self-esteem. Lack of consistency aside, I canвЂ™t imagine not having Calm to call on. 18 sessions in February and so far only five sessions in March.

I have my streaks and my dry periods, so my consistency is lacking. Since December 2015, IвЂ™ve logged 30h 17m of mindfulness meditation in 155 sessions. IвЂ™ve bought it for a couple of friends and recommended it to many others. ItвЂ™s the only guided meditation app IвЂ™ve tried. Back to my wife, sheвЂ™ll be hearing me pitch this for the next month no doubt.Д¬onfession: IвЂ™m listening to Brain.fm right now, could be a long nightвЂ¦ Next up, Calm IвЂ™ve told no less than 20 people in the past 48 hours. I see this app as having Viral potential, not network effects, but aggressive, experience-driven word of mouth. You must give them a try, and let me know your results. No, I canвЂ™t just do this on Spotify and neither can you. Any skepticism I may have had (вЂњcanвЂ™t I just do this on Spotify?вЂќ) was completely eradicated. When I show my wife this blog post, she will know with certainty that I am a madman. Now, IвЂ™m sure the Brain.fm would not endorse or condone that, nor did my wife, but I was IN THE ZONE, creating like a madman. The level of audio self adjusts, frequencies vascillate and I feel like I need to join a drum circle somewhere sometime soon.

I was in a hyper-productive flow state, where all I wanted to do was keep cranking out work. At times, I was creeping myself out, but I just kept going with it. I was superflowing Sunday-Monday, without a wink of sleep Sunday night. I was introduced to Brain.fm only a week ago, and while IвЂ™ve only tried the Focus track so far (and only the web app), IвЂ™ve got to say IвЂ™m addicted. They have some of their published research on their website, which is pretty cool. This app, brought to us by Adam Hewett and team, applies years of clinical neuroscience research to build instrumental and natural playlists (no lyrics) to help you get shit done, turn inward or wind down.